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Have you ever had that searing pain in your chest after you’ve eaten? Or that awful bloated feeling in your tummy that makes you undo your jeans button? Perhaps the worst one is that acid taste in the back of your throat? Indigestion can happen at any time but is quite common after a meal. If you’re fed up with digestive discomfort ruining your mealtime, then try some of these simple ways to avoid it:

Take The Time To Take Your Time

Most of us are really busy every day with work, home life and socializing. No wonder we have no time to eat! When we do grab a few minutes, food is forced down quicker than we can say ‘yum.’ This is really not good for our digestion! The less you chew, the more your digestive system and stomach has to do to break the food down later. And that can cause quite a few pains and cramps!

Your work life balance is a big part of the problem. If you don’t take enough time for you, then you could be adding unnecessary levels of stress to the problem. Stress can cause indigestion and heartburn. It can feel so uncomfortable, you might even think it is a heart attack! Cut back on your working hours, reduce the intensity in the workload, and make sure you have time to relax at home.

If you’re regularly suffering from an upset stomach, chances are you’re beginning to get stressed out about it. When you can’t regulate your bathroom breaks, you can’t stick to routines or schedules. It’s enormously disruptive and difficult to cope with. This could be a sign of irritable bowel syndrome. You might want to try some probiotics for IBS relief that could help settle your upset tummy and reduce the occurrence of flare-ups. This can become a very painful problem, so it’s best to address it sooner rather than later.

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And Repeat

Bloating and gas are horrible symptoms to have to contend with. They can be pretty embarrassing too. You can try taking a walk after meals to kick start your digestion process. This will oxygenate your internal organs so they can work more efficiently. You might also want to try avoiding certain foods that cause this to happen. Dairy can be a part of it. Reduce how much you eat at each meal to see if this resolves the problem.

Instead of eating a big meal once a day, try to break down your food into smaller, regular meals. This can reduce how much you’re putting into your stomach at once. It can also prevent hunger pangs and discomfort from an empty tummy. It might even help you feel more energetic as it could boost your metabolism. By eating little bits often, you won’t be reaching for the snacks. Try to eat away from your desk at a dining table to reduce the stress associated with food. It’s thought to be more hygienic too so you can avoid tummy bugs. Be well.